A Year After Starting a Podcast, These Hosts Are Holding Retreats in Costa Rica That Mimic LSD Therapy
Over the past few years, the terms “self-care” and “wellness” have successfully caught the public’s imagination.
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A Guide to the Best and Brightest New Street Art in Dallas
The holidays are upon us, and with them, an influx of family and friends traveling to our fair city. When the football games are over, and the malls are too crowded, why not take your crew on a tour of the latest and greatest murals around town?
The Best Things To Do In Dallas, Nov. 30 – Dec. 6
WaterTower Theatre is celebrating its 27th season and the opener isn’t some quiet effort, but a big rock opera of Biblical proportions. Literally. The company is hitting the stage with Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Jesus Christ Superstar.
The Best Moments in Texas Film This Past Year
2022 was a complex year for the film industry. Although the pandemic certainly caused a lot of major shifts in moviegoing habits, many of the film industry’s problems had been building up for a good while.
Wanna Feel What It’s Like to Go to Space? The Zero-G Experience Can Make it Happen
It’s 2022 and we still don’t have flying cars. We’ve got phones that double as portable computers, headsets that put you in virtual deathmatch arenas, machines that can buy and bring us stuff using the power of our voices and movies so real looking and clear that you can eat off them.
We Warned You About the Dallas Season of Love Is Blind
Have dating reality shows ever produced an actual relationship? The end of almost every season of The Bachelor, The Bachelorette, 90 Day Fiancé, Married at First Sight and FBoy Island shows a couple of lovers staring into a sunset at the rest of their lives together.
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Sandra Bernhard Can Do Anything, Even Be Scary, As She Proved on American Horror Story
Sandra Bernhard can do just about anything: act, dance, write, sing. Most important, she does them all on her terms and without filtering or censoring herself or her vision.
Diana Crowder Brings a DIY Spirit to Dallas’ Newest Contemporary Ballet Company
Diana Crowder was born for the barre. The artistic director and founder of Pegasus Contemporary Ballet, Crowder repeatedly uses the word “passion” when describing her feelings for her chosen career.
Impersonators Tell Us Their Wildest Experiences With Fans
Dallas may not be Hollywood, but we certainly have our own selection of local stars – and locals who impersonate other stars.
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The Best Things To Do In Dallas, Nov. 23-29
It’s not all about the human kids. Furry and feathered friends deserve to tell the jolly man in the red suit which toys they want with a bow on top, and Galleria Dallas (13350 Dallas Parkway) is making that possible before we even get to Turkey time.
25 Years Ago, Barney Died During the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade
The level of vitriol and hatred that humanity has leveled toward Barney the Dinosaur is unprecedented. Especially considering he’s designed to bring joy and teach inclusiveness and love to children.
Our Favorite Thanksgiving Specials, From Friends to Succession
Everyone has a favorite Christmas movie, whether it’s It’s A Wonderful Life or Die Hard, and the holiday season promises a ton of seasonal classics that you’ve probably already seen a thousand times.
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A New, Tech-Injected Mini-Golf Place Called Puttshack is Moving Into Village on the Parkway
Sports have been getting the Black Mirror treatment lately. New concepts and experiences involving throwing, catching or hitting balls are infused with a heavy dose of technology.
9 Cool New Games We Played at Board Game Geek Con
Another sign that things are starting to return to normal, or whatever counts as normal these days, is the non-virtual return of Board Game Geek Con.
Major League Cricket Broke in the Playing Pitch At Its New Grand Prairie Stadium
The first stage of construction for Grand Prairie’s new cricket stadium is complete. City leaders and members of Major League Cricket (MLC) commemorated the completion of the pitch (that boxy thing in the middle of a cricket field) on Tuesday for its new cricket stadium,
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A Guide To Dallas’ Best Movie Theaters
It’s no secret that the theatrical cinematic experience has been a true roller coaster ride in the last few years.
The Best Things To Do In Dallas, Nov. 16-22
This legendary seasonal shopping event is celebrating 45 years of charity this year. And sure, we could put this on the three days (Thursday through Saturday) when the admission is $20, but Wednesday is Premiere Shopping Night from 6 to 10 p.m. in the Fair Park Automobile Building.
From Bond Villains To Mr. Burns, All the Famous Bad Guys Elon Musk Has Ripped Off
Let’s face it: We all need to spend less time on social media. While it’s nice to stay updated on current events, check in on high-school friends and check out your daily #GetWell accounts, spending hours scrolling through your feed isn’t going to make you smarter, more informed or happier…
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The Early History of the Marvel Cinematic Universe Was Hardly ‘Cinematic’ or a ‘Marvel’
The release of Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, the sequel to the Oscar-nominated film Black Panther starring the late Chadwick Boseman, represents a new step for the most successful movie franchise in Hollywood history.
For One Filmmaker, Being Gay and Black in the Military Was an Experience Worthy of a Movie
For his feature film directorial debut, director Elegance Bratton looked back on his own experiences. With The Inspection, he tells the story of his time in the Marines as a gay, Black man.
A Peek Inside the Peacock Theater, a Small Stage That Hosts Some Larger-Than-Life Performers
If you’re lucky enough to get an invitation to the Peacock Theater in Frisco, you’ll experience something that even the biggest and grandest stage can’t replicate. The Peacock Theater is a small, 100-seat enclosed theater owned by Randy and Kristy Pitchford on the second floor of their castle themed home…
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‘Break the Love’ App Finds Popularity Among Dallas Tennis Players
Dallas has a somewhat misplaced reputation for providing three main-course activities for its 1.2 million proud residents: shopping, eating and drinking. For those who enjoy partaking in all three at the same time, there are plenty of places to do so now, as just about every soulless commercial development stringently…